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- 281. Catholicosal Elections in Armenia
- ... - - 1. Delegates Arrive for the National Ecclesiastical Assembly EJMIATSIN (AIM Magazine 10/25/99) -- Most of the 450 delegates from Armenia and 44 countries in the Diaspora have already arrived in ...
- 282. Big Player
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM), October 1999, Volume 10, Number 10, pp. 52-53
Big Player
Joe Baroutjian Reaches New Height in Lebanon’s Music IndustryBy HRATCH TCHILINGIRIAN
“Studio Joe” is tucked in the ground floor of an old, war-scarred building in a narrow alleyway of Beirut's Armenian neighborhood of Bourj Hammoud, where at night you can still park your car in the middle of the street and get away with it.
1999-10-01 - 283. Back In Karabakh: Church Celebrates 10th Anniversary
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM), Volume 10, Number 10, October 1999, pp. 48-51
Back In Karabakh
Diocese of Artsakh Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Re-establishmentBy Hratch Tchilingirian
The Diocese of Artsakh celebrates the 10th anniversary of its re-establishment in Mountainous Karabakh. Under the most trying circumstances, the Diocese was officially reopened in the spring of 1989 with a special encyclical by Catholicos Vazgen I of All Armenians, and with the appointment of Bishop Barkev Martirossian as Primate. (He became an Archbishop in June 1999).
1999-10-01 - 284. The Navy Band
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) Volume 10, Number 6, June 1999, p. 67
The Navy Band
Hratch Tchilingirian
Armenian Navy Band, subtitled Bzdik Zinvor (Small Soldier) is Arto Tunçboyaciyan’s newest CD production (Svota Music 1999).
1999-06-01 - 285. A Devastating Earthquake Shakes the Land, People and Government of Turkey
- ... and organizations in the Diaspora have responded positively to Mesrob II’s call for help. Church leaders in Ejmiatsin, Yerevan, Beirut, New York, Los Angeles, Sydney and other cities have called upon their ...
- 286. Two Different Islands
- ... mutually beneficial relations even among far apart “islands.” The current vigor of British-Armenian relations underscores another important factor: the role of Diaspora businessmen. Citizens of Armenian ...
- 287. Electing A Holy Father
- ... of leading the people of God.” One of the “debates” that has emerged since the death of Catholicos Karekin I is whether the next Catholicos should be a native of Armenia (insider) or a Diasporan (outsider). ...
- 288. Looking to the East: Chant Avedissian
- ... East,” Avedissian says with conviction. He elaborates his views when discussing artistic values in Armenia—where he visited for three months—and the Diaspora. “Armenians’ notion of artistic value is ...
- 289. Instilling the Armenian Spirit
- ... The tiny Armenian community in the United Arab Emirates, numbering less than 2000, has a collective history of about 20 years. Unlike most established Diaspora communities around the world, the most ...
- 290. Crisis Without Borders: Armenian Media in the Middle East
- ... the old days, when things looked bleak in the Diasporan communities of the West, everyone looked to the Middle East for hope. There, Armenians spoke, read, wrote Armenian. There, the future of the language ...
- 291. The End of a Journey: Catholicos Karekin I
- ... representing almost nine million Armenians in the republic and 32 countries in the Diaspora. Unlike other elections in the last five hundred years, this one was the first in a free and independent Republic ...
- 292. Master of Grand Theater
- ... among the first few Diaspora students who, back in 1964, studied in what was Soviet Armenia. In 1969, he graduated as actor and director from the State Drama and Fine Arts Institute in Yerevan. While studying ...
- 293. An Arab Historian and His Cause
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) April 1999, Vol. 10, No. 4, p 58-59
AN ARAB HISTORIAN AND HIS CAUSE
Saleh Zahredeen Takes on the Armenian GenocideBy Hratch Tchilingirian
"The truth shall be told even while hanging on the gallows," confidently affirms Saleh Zahreedin, 48, Lebanese Druze historian and author of a dozen books and pamphlets in Arabic on the Armenians and the Genocide.
1999-04-01 - 294. The Armenian's Diplomatic Mission in Egypt
- ... "They also very much value the political, economic, cultural and other bilateral ties with Armenia. The existence of well-organized and well-to-do Armenian [diaspora] communities in these countries is ...
- 295. Karabakh: From Activism to Diplomacy
- ... states" who might possibly provide limited or full recognition. The establishment of such contacts have been possible with the support and lobbying efforts of the Armenian Diaspora, especially in the Middle ...
- 296. The People's Choice
- ... criticized by the media in Armenia and the Diaspora for some statements and activities. Mutafyan's first Patriarchal directive was a communique to the Armenian community on the occasion of the 75th anniversary ...
- 297. Election of Patriarch Postponed Indefinitely by Turkish Government
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) September 1998, p. 13
Election of Patriarch Postponed Indefinitely by Turkish Government
By Hratch Tchilingirian
For almost five months now, the Turkish state has refused to approve an election date permitting the 80,000-strong Armenian community, Turkey’s largest Christian minority, to proceed with the election of the 84th hierarch of the 537-year old Armenian Patriarchate of Turkey.
1998-09-01 - 298. United Diocese?
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) August 1998 (Notebook, p. 10)
UNITED DIOCESE?
By Hratch Tchilingirian
In an interview with AIM (April-May 1998), when speaking about the protracted administrative schism in the Armenian Church, Catholicos Aram I made it very clear that it is ultimately up to the people to decide the question of “church unity.” When asked about the role of the hierarchy and who is going to take the first step, His Holiness said: “Antelias came here not to divide the people, but to serve the people. If the people whom we are serving tell us thank you very much for what you did, the next day Antelias will go back to Antelias.”
1998-08-01 - 299. Selling Off the Big Ones
- ... be heading towards takeovers by Diaspora Armenians (see page 34). The de-nationalization of these major enterprises-however emotional they may be, for example the selling of the Armenian brandy factory ...
- 300. 100 Years in America
- ... in 1891, it has grown on average by one church per year. Today, there are more functioning churches in North America than in the Republic of Armenia or anywhere else in the Diaspora. The Formative Years ...